later, five of arendt's articles were edited and published in the form of the book eichmann in jerusalem. the nuremberg trials are a series of military trials held by the allies after world war ii under international law and the laws of war. the importance of this court in the trial of a group of prominent members. political, military, judicial and economic leaders of nazi germany. people who planned and executed war crimes. or they were somehow involved in them. the proceedings were held in the city of nuremberg, germany, and the verdicts issued in it are the transition point from classic laws to contemporary international laws. han arendt was born in hanover, germany. he was born in october 1906. 8 years before the world war. let it ignite first. he later studied political philosophy and received his doctorate from the university of heidelberg, the oldest university in germany. this woman's inquisitive mind has been focused on jewish history and the condition of her co-religionists since the years she worked as director of the jewish relations conference research center. arendt busy in

, bureau is actually based in west jerusalem. and the reason why we had moved at the time was because of the kind of threats that we were receiving from a extremist members of these really public because of this narrative that was being put sounds on him and is writing media roles. certainly through the is ray, the government that we want to be trusted. um, but you know, we've spoken also so many, many is riley's um who was following very closely uh, coverage because it's really local media news. channels are not showing what's actually truly going on in garza, they, yes, they started is really minute tree movement, but then not showing the death and destruction and the level and for us to see of it. so many is right is maybe they didn't. so it's in the necessarily, normally watch a sausage towards, i'll just 0. so i'm going back to a point um, uh huh. and of course as you was saying also we, you know, you are now in mine and jordan as a result of that. can you talk us through of the stages of how uh seems for our audiences. i 1s

this correspondent james landale who is in jerusalem.— is in jerusalem.on comes as _ is in jerusalem. this decision comes as no _ is in jerusalem. this decision comes as no surprise - is in jerusalem. this decision comes as no surprise to - is in jerusalem. this decision comes as no surprise to the l comes as no surprise to the israeli government. the british government has been talking about this and discussing this issue since before christmas, since before the election of the conservative government. i think the israelis have long known that this was a decision that at some point the british government have had to have made, namely that companies selling to israel could be preaching international law in gaza. the message was one of the tartan went and disappointment, but not that vocal, not that visceral. what you've just had from the prime minister, is a flow and an outburst of anger and indignation at the decision. he is a very busy man, he's had a huge amount to deal with comrie at a press conference last night, it's almost as if he is come round to

the recent inflammatory acts and statements by an israeli minister at the holy sites in jerusalem add to an already explosive situation in the occupied west bank. the status quo at the holy sites in jerusalem must be respected and upheld, recognizing the special and historic role of the hashemite kingdom of jordan as custodian of the holy sites in jerusalem. mr. president, with every passing day we get further away from the objective of ending the occupation and achieving a viable two-state solution. we remain convinced that durable peace will only be achieved when israel and an independent, democratic, contiguous, viable and sovereign palestinian state live side by side in peace and security within secure and recognized borders, on the basis of the pre-1967 lines, with jerusalem as the capital of both states. it is our responsibility to do all we can to support the parties in reaching that objective. thank you, mr. president. >> i give the floor to the representative of the united states of america. >> thank you, mr. president. and allow me, also, to congratulate you on the assumptio

i want to _ jerusalem itself. thank you for that. i want to give _ jerusalem itself.for that. i want to give you be - that. i want to give you be social media statement released by the israel defence forces, saying the hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah had been killed. statement on the account there says that hassan nasrallah will no longer be able to terrorise world. this statement follows a series of strikes overnight in beirut which israel said were targeting him and other hezbollah commanders as well. let's go to beirut, hugo is our correspondence there you has been talking us through the significance only of this breaking news that the head of hezbollah has been killed, we have had that confirmation. you 90, have had that confirmation. you go, talk us through again what we know about the strikes here that could have potentially led to his death.— to his death. this air strike, a powerful _ to his death. this air strike, a powerful air— to his death. this air strike, a powerful air strike, - to his death. this air strike, i a powerful air strike, happened last a p

thank you for talking me from jerusalem. columnist for| from jerusalem.rusalem post. while events in the middle east are dominating headlines today, the united nations general assembly is continuing in new york. russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov has just been speaking — he had this to say about the israeli attack which killed the hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah — and what he said was american involvement. translation: another glaring exam - le translation: another glaring example of— translation: another glaring example of terrorist _ translation: another glaring example of terrorist methods | translation: another glaring | example of terrorist methods as a means of achieving political aims, is the inhumane attack on lebanon that transformed civilian technology into a lethal weapon. there must be an immediate investigation into this crime but already we cannot remain silent in the face of the many publications in the media including in europe and here in the united states that indicate to varying degrees the involvement and at the very least aware

our middle east correspondent reports from jerusalem. ben'amin netan ahu reports from jerusalem.m jerusalem. benjamin netanyahu has doubled down - reports from jerusalem. benjamin netanyahu has doubled down on | reports from jerusalem. benjamin j netanyahu has doubled down on a reports from jerusalem. benjamin - netanyahu has doubled down on a key redline in these negotiations, saying he didn't believe that us presidentjoe biden or anyone who was serious about freeing the hostages would ask him to make more concessions. israel's protesters and their prime minister are old acquaintances. calls for a hostage deal have brought long established opponents onto the streets, but the shooting of six hostages in a gaza tunnel last week has broadened this movement, they say. and the mass demonstrations in tel aviv last night were a turning point. i think the news of the six hostages, the fact that they were alive and murdered right before they could have been saved, that broke it. after last night's mass protest, people are back on the streets again. there are growing public and political

jerusalem police sticker, i'm all right. we'll come back to you in just a moment. but for now, let's go to the iranian capital use of july the standing by right now with essentially use if there's so many worries about this conflict, really expanding across the region. i mean shopping developments out of a root in the past few days. your in the iranian capital, the question stands, will iran now join the find the use of if you will just stand by. i think we might have to reassure you said all the police, our own as you us as you re good morning golf course from gaza. to 11 on and now to yemen as well seems to be going after different resistance targets one by one. and this has really caught a nerve natalie inside the resistance access in general, but also into one different there. wanting officials have been reacting to the recent escalation on the part of his realm against lebanon and now 2 young men and uh, it, wanting officials, have been calling for a strong response. and there seems to be a shift in the rhetoric from ron, from calm to now, why are we different

east jerusalem. this would kate, that was incited by members of the government who spoke about the network in such a way that incited hate among the really public. but also ammonia is rarely politicians themselves. there was a member from the far right jewish power of my yahoo, the party that been there is the head of good, tried to go to the, to the office, but there was nobody there and wants to restore them at the time. so i see one time tonight, the journalist sunday employees there and he had posted a photo of himself saying that he's in the offices and dizzy to wisconsin. us to move to what to occupy issue is going to continue our coverage to continue our work . this is a war and that is so difficult to cover. these are stories that are so sensitive and difficult to cover. and throughout the last year and the data has been giving the best effort in the world in order to tell the story of the innocent people who have been affected by this war on both sides of the conflict on all sides of every b

the occupiers of jerusalem should use it. many universities play a very important role, university professors can inform the students, so to speak , create insight among the university and among the students , and this is one of our tasks now. with the ngos that work in the support program for palestine, with the islamic revolution committee of the presidential organization for the support of palestine, the collaborations we have, one of our collaborations is that we can work in universities, schools, and education. the ministry of affairs and sciences and universities can make this situation completely clear to them, some people are still not clear about why they are facing all these issues that have happened. and they should stand against the occupation regime. so, if we can, among the universities, among the lawyers among officials, among politicians, the parliaments of islamic countries. well, the parliaments of islamic countries can play a good role . do good and stand hand in hand against the occupation regime of gharz.

back to jerusalem _ lebanese have got. back to jerusalem and _ lebanese have got.nd daniel because we have seen all day today briefings about the campaign that israel is launching but they have been repeatedly asked about is this the prelude to a ground invasion, what have officials been saying? officials have said that at the moment they are concentrating on this air campaign. that doesn't mean they can't be ground campaign but i think that would be quite different to what we are seeing now and i think israel doesn't necessarily want to do that given it hasn't always been very successful when it has gone into southern lebanon before. it has stayed there for a long time and when it's left it hasn't managed to achieve what it set out to achieve. so at the moment it says it wants to degrade the ability of hezbollah to fire rockets, it wants to destroy the infrastructure that hezbollah has built up in lebanon, it wasn't so much back hezbollah fighters from the border. there is a genuine question about whether these air strikes can do that alone. we have been seeing ai

um, it was also the neighborhood in jerusalem. yeah, shadah. was the sort of like focal point and then it expanded and then all the discussion over alaqsa became very prominent after may 2021, but in the west bank but we're staying in the cradle, we've covered this quite extensively when nobody was looking at the west bank, we were noting that after may 2021, the west pack that have been largely silent for a long time, um you were seeing daily clashes and i mean like at one point there were like 80 confrontations. per day and th down to around 20, but it sort of it stayed constant after may 2021, so three, more than three years on, there have been daily clashes in the west bank, something that didn't exist before that date, now the resistance groups in in the west bank like the lion's den for instance that we covered extensively emerged after this process in in uh with with much greater strength, and lot of the fighters in these... groups are um are not hamas and jihad, they are former or fattah, fattah um fighters, they are fatta

to create pressure against this criminal and genocidal regime and its child occupying jerusalem. god willing, his excellency, mr. oqtri, head of the general staff. also, a significant part of these programs was in the area of ​​supporting the people of gaza and the people of palestine. in conclusion, with the slogan of the unity of the islamic ummah , i would like to address this point and tell you what should be done that the issue of unity is limited to this one week. not and always in hand during the year of unity should be considered by the islamic ummah, we are the muhtar, sir. yes, as i mentioned, this is a responsibility for muslims . when we say responsibility, it is not limited to one week, not limited to one day, and not 10 days until this life is over. kafan is standing in the field of resistance, they are giving blood and everyone is spending money to defend their own values, to defend their own country. our people, the muslim ummah , must also work, support, support , and the media must work. as i said, we have to develop these universities are opening now. i believe

let's head to jerusalem _ on all sides. let's head to jerusalem and _ on all sides.ndent there, daniel de simone, i was just saying to viewers that the israeli military have been talking in the last little while, confirming again that there are more strikes that they are carrying out on targets in lebanon. what are you hearing? so that is right, so just before hassan nasrallah began speaking a short while ago, the israeli defense forces put out a statement saying that the idf is striking hezbollah targets in lebanon, it goes on to say the idf is operating to bring security to northern israel in order to enable the return of residents to their homes, as well as to achieve all of the war goals. and following that, we began to see reports on social media channels here of air strikes taking place in lebanon. i got a message in few moments ago from a bbc colleague in beirut, who reported that there were fighter jets reported that there were fighterjets seen reported that there were fighter jets seen above reported that there were fighterjets seen above beirut. so it does

right, occupy jerusalem, in which if you continue to see this resistance you know and swell up, how is israel going to deal with constant attacks against their capital, constant attacks against well their so-called other capital and this is like uh you know it it it's it doesn't seem to have ending for them, it doesn't seem to have a strategy and they're two million uh 1948 palestinians in in israel - most of whom israeli citizenship, so that's that's the trojan horse potentially inside the state that had explode, yeah, and what's happening now in the was man and these operations are, i think are a direct result of the assassination of haniyam, because now sar is the ultimate leader of the kassan brigades and hamas and we haven't seen these operations before, usually we see we see some factions resisting. invasion of of israel forces in the side genen or other other places, but during this war within see an operation coming out of the west bank into the sai territories. and of course such such operation they need decision maker and the currently the decision maker is sar. so one fin

and in jerusalem.t bank. and in jerusalem. iam not in the west bank. and in jerusalem. i am not here to respond to the lives of the israeli premise, lies he said in his speech before the us congress injuly in his speech before the us congress in july where in his speech before the us congress injuly where he claimed that his army didn't kill innocent civilians in gaza. i ask you, by god, who was it then that killed more than 15,000 children? of the 40,000. and an equal number of women. an elderly persons from our people. and who was it then who is continuing to kill them? i ask you to answer me, by god. stop this crime. stop it now. stop this crime. stop it now. stop killing children and women. stop the genocide. stop sending weapons to israel. this madness cannot continue. the entire world is responsible for what is happening to our people in gaza and the west bank. the west bank that is under a daily and continuous israeli aggression. it is under a vicious settlement activity. they are building every

right occupy jerusalem in which if you continue to see this resistance you and swell up how is this going to deal with constant attacks against? their capital constant attacks against uh well their so-called other capital and this is like uh you know it it it's it doesn't seem to have ending for them it doesn't seem to have a strategy and there are two million uh 1948 palestinians in in israel - most of whom have israeli citizenship so that's that's the trojan horse potentially inside the state that explode yeah and what's happening now in the was man and this operation are i think are a direct result of the assassination of ham, because now sar is the ultimate leader of the kasasam brigades and hamas and we haven't seen these operations before usually we see we see some factions resisting invasion of of israel forces in the side genen or other other places but during this war within sean operation coming out of the west bank and to the sai territories and of course such such operations they need a decision maker and currently the decision maker is sar so one final topic that we sho

these are life pictures of demonstrations, protesters on the streetsn jerusalem.re similar scenes in tel aviv, growing anger at their prime minister. there have been big interventions today from leaders in the u.s. and the u.k. we will look at what it all means. here in the u.k., -- schools will be scrapped in england. the prime minister says it will not be confusing for parents. germany's prime minister urges political parties not to give support to the far right party. welcome to the program. we will art in the middle east. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has begged for forgiveness from israelis for not being able to bring back alive the six hostages who were found dead in gaza on saturday. "we were very close," he said. he remained defiant in hi demand that israeli troops must continue to control the corridor in south gaza, something hamas has rejected. it remains a sticking point in cease-fire talks. let's hear some of what he said. >> i am begging for your forgiveness that we did not succeed, bringing them home alive. we were very close, nearly ther

lucy williams follows the protests from jerusalem.srael protesters and the prime minister are old acquaintances. calls for a hostage deal have brought long-established opponents onto the street. the shooting of six hostages in a gaza tunnel last week has brought into the movement and mass demonstrations in tel aviv last night were a turning point. >> i think the news of the six hostages, the fact that they had been alive and then murdered right before they could have been saved, that broke us. reporter: after last night protest people are back on the streets again. growing public and political demands on the prime minister to make a deal but netanyahu, protected by his parliamentary majority, is not listening. within much of the country, not protesting, the one-day strike today largely unobserved, even in left-leaning tel aviv. the court ruled the strike was political and ended it. these protests are part of the well-established opposition to israel's prime minister, analysts say, and so far, little threat to him. >> i think netanyahu

cbs' imtiaz tyab begins our coverage tonight from east jerusalem. imtiaz, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening. well, tens of thousands of israelis have taken to the streets in grief and fury tonight, following the announcement. six hostages, including an american, had been killed in gaza. and to demand a cease-fire deal with hamas, which would see the remaining captives freed. the six have been identified as ori danino, alex lobe noef, almong viewsy, eden yerushalmi, and israeli-american hersh goldberg-polin. they gathered to say their anguished final good-byes. almong sarusi's loved ones were also overcome with grief at his burial. his mother, nera saying, we love you and you will stay if our hearts. israeli american hersh goldberg-polin's americans, whose plight to release the hostages took them around the world, including addressing last month's american democratic national convention -- >> hersh, stay strong, survive. >> reporter: -- issued a statement saying, with broken hearts, the goldberg-polin family is devastated to announce the

military recovered 6 dead hostages from a tunnel in southern casa protesters are staging rallies in jerusalem and tell of eve to demand, or government agree a ceasefire with homos to allow the release of the remaining hostages. they accuse the prime minister benjamin netanyahu of undermining efforts to secure the release of their loved ones. now is really trade unions have called a general strike for monday to pressure the government to reach a deal. some $100.00 hostages were made on accounted for since more than $250.00 were captured by hamas during the october 7th terror attacks hills was pulling and then it will show me one by one. i don't know the names of the 6 hostages, the read out on this really tv, crushing the less copes of the relatives and friends and family beta. his name is spelled as a few hours ago. we informed the families that the idea of located the bodies of their loved ones and it underground tunnel and rough. uh huh. colgate blasio, the idea of a hobby, shall need to harbor initial assessment suggest they were brutally murdered by how much terrorist and have them shortl

one of the best known in the cafeteria held by her mouse, is buried in jerusalem, his body and those are 5 others were found in a tunnel in gauze, up over the weekend. the . i'm so glad you're welcome to the program. political 8 as in germany, i'll weighing the options that the fall rise alternative for germany potty took 1st place in a state election on sunday. they asked the one the vote in the eastern states of to india, despite being classified as extreme missed by terminal forces. acting one almost a 3rd of 2 inches of votes and came in a close 2nd in the neighboring states of saxony. but its chances of governing all uncertain as all other parties have refused to work in coalition with it. german chancellor actual to social democrats fan pull in both folds this whole process to form coalitions without bite, wing extremist. right, if the may have emerged as the biggest when that into region of electrons but will likely end up in opposition. all main screen policies have pledge to uphold a firewall against entering a coalition with the n d migration potty and both the range and se

we, we do tanya in jerusalem. israel hasn't come into directly about these attacks. but earlier we heard from the defense minister talking about a new phase in the war. what does the well, you'll have to log mean by that statement as well. who has been hearing from is really official, as you know, for the past month or so on a and many weeks. uh that is where it is preparing for a why the escalation in the north, the actually have redefined the vocals just this week to bring back uh, residents of northern israel to the homes that haven't been able to go back there since october last a year. so this is one of the vocals, and now we hearing your gun and also saying that a basically is moving the center of gravity. a wait a bit from garza but to the north and this is mainly reflected in a troop movements. we understand that the 90 it's division that has to be mainly deployed in gaza. it's been moving, it's been moved to a the noise adjoining. another division of the that has been also limited call up of reserve is uh, 4 different units that have been many drills and exe

we'll get the latest from a route and jerusalem. also coming up to germany, social democrats defy expect patients to win elections in the east and state of brand, but not only by a narrow victory as to find a ride alternative for germany, continues to gain momentum. the i been visible and welcome is where the military goes to a residence and they've been onto evacuated areas close to buildings used by has blah, as it begins coming up. what he calls extensive strikes against the militant group as well as new wave of air strikes for the weekend in which both sides exchanged hundreds of rockets. some striking close to these by the port city of haifa. israel's defense ministers, as the operations will continue until residents can return to evacuated areas is the northern border with levon known as belies vowed to keep fighting until a ceasefire is acute in gaza. at the very latest and joined by a correspondence they will be guarding in jerusalem. and mohammed straight to in a route. emily, the is why the defense forces saying they're co

amount is being injured amongst our bereft people in the gaza strip and in the west bank and in jerusalem. "i'm not here to respond to the lies of the israeli prime minister, lies that he said in his speech before the us congress in july, where he claimed that his army does not kill innocent civilians in gaza. i ask you, by god, who is it then that killed more than 15,00 children of the 4000, and equal number of." and elderly persons from our people, and who is it then that is continuing to kill them? i ask you to answer me by god, stop this crime, stop it now, stop killing children and women, stop the genocide, stop sending weapons to israel, this madness cannot continue. "the entire world is responsible for what is happening to our people in gaza and the west bank, the west bank that is under a daily and continuous israeli aggression, it is under vicious settlement activity, they're building everywhere in palestine, as if all of palestine is theirs, it is..." subjected to the terrorism of gangs of settlers under the patronage and support of the israeli government and the occupying army,

pauladams there in jerusalem. _ do. pauladams there in jerusalem, thanks - do.to uk politics. here, in the uk, in his first speech as prime minister at labour party conference, sir keir starmer called for "restraint and de—escalation" on the border between lebanon and israel. he also pledged to continue helping ukraine. while domestically, he defended the cut to winter fuel payments for some pensioners, and promised to "fix the foundations" at home. people said we couldn't change the party, but we did. people said that we would not win across britain, but we did. people said that we cannot deliver national renewal, but we can and we will. cheering. we will stabilise the economy, root alphatauri wrote, we will stabilise the economy, the tory root, fix the foundations and deliver the mandate of change, a briton built to last, built with respect, built with pride, because together we have shown that britain belongs to you. thank you, conference! cheering. let's go live to our political correspondent alex forsyth who's at the conference in liverpool for us. we heard

the agreement is part of the deputy's team in jerusalem. she has more on israel's reaction to this role as this and the possibility of retaliation to well, these are, there's the main topics here that are being discussed and the media. and it's the end of the week. and now they're more and more political reactions also coming in. of course, on the one hand, you have the operation itself. know, the more details now emerging and of how it was possible that is, well, basically, info trader, head the intelligence a to gets to a house on those rela himself. and the receipt over the past weeks is ro targeting a senior commanders in the succession of a steps against his spa. and basically, um, you know, it is a discussion, you know how that intelligence was being done, how the strike was carried out. and that's why there was an arch enemy of israel, you know, for over 30 years he was leading a, the organization. and we had also from a defense minister going to a saying that was responsible for thousands, for the killing of thousands of is varies,

leading to al aqsa where the the people of jerusalem and the pop the most of the arabic, the arabic population sits over there and practice many activities over there, but as soon as the operation took place, the demost came. have been evacuated and all ofsa doors have been have been locked. also clashes erupted between palestinians and the police, the regime's police inside alawiya. is is a palestinian neighborhood near al aqsa mosk and it usually it slashes iraq over there regularly between palestinians and between the regime's police. and the iof also uh from another side until this moment clashes are still uh going on in alsawiya and also in silwan which is to the south of aqsa most and to the jerusalem al quds to occupied al quds silwan also reported reported many flashes erupted in silwan and and in the in this stabbing operations context also over here moving to the west bank in general many classes have erupted between the iof and the palestinians over here especially in the area of uh to the south of many flashes classes have erupted between palestinians and the iof also ov

in the 6th century, it was returned to jerusalem by the greek emperor hieraclius. both events have in common that the found cross was erected, that is, raised before the people present, while turning it to all sides of the world in turn, so that people could bow to it and share with each other the joy of finding and seeing the shrine. on the eve of the day of the exaltation of the cross, a remembrance of this event is held, a solemn festive service, all night long, on the day of the holiday itself, the divine liturgy. an important distinctive feature, a feature of the service, the exaltation of the cross, is the rank, the carrying out and the raising of the cross. the priests, vested, in purple vestments, the color of lent, bring the cross to the center. we remember that the cross is not only the instrument of our salvation, on which christ was crucified, but also an integral part of our own spiritual life, a spiritual weapon for each of us. in the holy gospel we find the following words of the lord jesus christ. he who does not take up his cross and follow me is n

president trump moved the embassy to its rightful place, capital jerusalem and president trump negotiated historic abraham accords and pride for normalization and more than a century. as an undergraduate and selected as a fellow for the foundation of the fence of democracy. as a member of congress and the committee and house armed services committee and recently a speech and meet with prime minister netanyahu. [cheering] and every one of these underscores to meet the facts. israel is a miracle, foundational to the united states and the american dream. the hallowed halls assets. on the jewish people in the holocaust. the file anti-semitism campuses and the american people. let me be clear, the american people stand firmly behind to find israel and the jewish people. [cheering] tonight upstate new york district and college students have met with and heard from. israel's site is not israel alone and terrorist advisors also chant death to america. we must never chairman we will never, that's what i've support every major let us come before the united states conference every single one. i'm pr

that was an incoming missile into the west bank towards jerusalem. sirens went off in jerusalem. but this missile was intercepted and landed in part and midst pay highgate which is a settlement in the west bank, west bank, and vast majority arab population settlement the israeli population. so the question then becomes what's hezbollah targeting this tiny settlement inside the west bank with all the risks, risk of hitting the arab population that surround that area. it's not clear precisely what the target was, but the medical rescue services, iran, the scenes so that they went to three different locations where there were some impact of shrapnel or missile. not clear there were fires there, but they said they didn't report any casualties all right. >> ben wedeman in beirut, nic robertson in tel aviv. our thanks to both of you will continue to check in with you both as this continues joining us now is the former us ambassador to the united nations and former trump national security adviser john bolton ambassador, thanks so much for being here with us this afternoon. we appreciate

you talk about dividing up jerusalem and having there be a real two-state solution and jerusalem beinged by the u.n., security being -- >> not jerusalem. >> is that a possibility anymore? is there anywhere within reach? >> number one, i'm not talking about having jerusalem ruled by anyone. the west side of jerusalem is the capital of the state of israel and forever will remain. the other is the capital of the palestinian state. there's no problem. what i propose in addition is that all city of jerusalem, which is a center point, extremely sensitive and important for muslims, for jews and for christians, will be administers, will not have an exclusive political sovereignty but will be administered by a trust of five nations under the u.n. security council principles and that two of the five nations will be palestine and the state of israel. i will tell you something, the two-state solution tied together with the former foreign minister and the ambassador of the united nations of the palestinian authority, we propose -- we issued a joint statement signed by both of us that outlined what

embassy to jerusalem.the eternal and capital of the jewish state -- [applause] the historic abraham accords negotiated by the trump administration strengthened israel's partnership with its arab neighbors and sent a message to iran that israel and the jewish people do not stand alone. [applause] on the biden, harris administration's watch iran and its proxies like hamas and hezbollah have been emboldened. and we have seen the terrifying consequences. it has been nearly a year since the horrific terrorist attacks of october 7th. that attack was an atrocity that should have never occurred. but it is -- but it is underlined the fact that it is more important than ever for the united states to not waiver in our support for our greatest ally in the middle east as israel fights to defend itself and seek success. seek justice. here at home americans have been reminded that israel's security cannot be taken for granted. but we've also seen those sinister forces from october 7th take root in our institutions. a per

embassy to jerusalem.nt trump recognized the goal line height as part of israel. president trump got rid of obama 's failed iran deal and bankrupted the ayatollahs machine of hatred. [applause] and when iran threatened america and its allies in the middle east, president trump wiped off the map. [cheering and applause] when israel raised tell about it the president simply responded fine. if you retaliate you are done for. guess what. iran did not have an answer. that is peace through strength. and we will have that peace through strength again. in this election cycle we can choose that chaos. the future of america and the future of america together. the chairman of the committee is for the infrastructure for the senate on donald j trump back to the white house. it is my job to get the job to vote and protect the ballot. at the rnc we are working day in and day out to deliver on those goals. they know what we need to do to get their w vote.pp the work that we do over the next 62 days in america will be felt

lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem.n federation urged workers tojoin monday's strike. translation: | call on the i people of israel to take to the streets this evening, tomorrow, leave their workplaces. i call on all economic organisations in the state of israel — everyone — tojoin the strike. tomorrow we must shout the cry of our beloved country. we must raise the cry of our hostages, our displaced, our dead. the state of israel must be returned to normal. alon—lee green is co—director of standing together — a social movement that brings israeli and palestinian communities together. he's been telling me why he attended the protest in tel aviv. we are in the streets tonight protesting because we're facing a government of death, a government that is willing to sacrifice their hostages to sacrifice the lives of israelis in sake of their hatred towards palestinians, in sake of their willingness to continue this war, to make it an endless war, just because they hold messianic ideas, they hold kahanism ideas. and we are hund

that amount is being injured amongst our bereft people in the gaza strip and in the west bank and jerusalem. i am not here to respond to the lies of the israeli prime minister, lies of the said before his speech in the u.s. congress in july where he claimed his army is not killing innocent civilians in gaza. i ask you, my god, who was it then that killed more than 15,000 children of the 40,000? and an equal number of women and elderly persons from our people, and you is at the end is continuing to kill them? i ask you to answer me by god. stop this crime. stop it now. stop killing children and women. stop the genocide. stop sending weapons to israel. this madness cannot continue. the entire world is responsible for what is happening to our people in gaza and the west bank. the west bank that is under a daily and continuous israeli aggression. it is under a vicious activity. there are building everywhere in palestine. it is subjected to this terrorism of settlers under support of the israeli government and the occupying army, which destroys hundreds of houses in the land of palestine, not to

a number of other commanders of the militant group have also been eliminated according to west jerusalem. and there should be no confirmation though, from his ball itself, or indeed, any other nation or actor in the region. we're not as it comes with the head. you know, these really prime minister, by the way, it was preaching piece from the you and podium just days after a number of this really army rage in jerusalem were made public video. it was from the area port to show civilians including children targeted in one case a 15 year old boy was shot dead biased, really forces while walking along the street on aren't with more. here's ortiz maria, dozens of israeli forces, and to show a flat belly steed refugee camp and occupied east jerusalem arrive and secretly on a regular many bus. the cover is blowing almost immediately sparking clashing the soldiers admission arrests. their targets or young locals, whom they believe need to be checked. they quickly finish taking those so tough to with them. mission accomplished yet and they wake, they leave behind a dead power stealing, teenager li

lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem.trade union federation urged people to join the strike on monday. translation: | call on the i people of israel to take to the streets this evening, tomorrow, leave their workplaces. i call on all economic organisations in the state of israel — everyone — tojoin the strike. tomorrow we must shout the cry of our beloved country. we must raise the cry of our hostages, our displaced, our dead. the state of israel must be returned to normal. the protesters injerusalem are furious that more hostages have been killed. this morning we are grieving. we are grieving the death of six hostages. they should have come back alive, they could have come back alive. we need a deal now. today, new protests were born. israel's labour union called a general strike tomorrow to press for a cease—fire deal, benjamin netanyahu is being confronted with a choice in gaza or were at home. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. the head of israel's trade union federation urged people to join the strike on monday. t

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we'll get the latest from a route and jerusalem and germany, social democrats defy expect patients to win elections of the eastern states of brandon. but that only a narrow victory as the found right alternative for germany continues to gain momentum. the i've been puzzled and welcome. he's ready. the military is told residents 11 on to evacuate areas close to buildings used by has blah, as it begins coming out, 40 calls extensive strikes against the middle east, encrypt as well as new wave of vast strikes on 11 on follow a weekend in which both sides exchanged hundreds of for all goods, some striking close to begins by the port city of haifa, as well as defense. but as this, as the operations will continue until residents can return to evacuated air, he gives me the northern border with lebanon as well that has bound to keep funding until a ceasefire is secured in gaza. for the very latest on joined by a correspondence, it will be guarding in jerusalem and mohammed straight to in a rude emily. the is where the defense forces saying they're conducting widespread strikes on his bull, n

and yes, we from time to time hear about some disagreements between washington and jerusalem . but on sunday, joe biden is national security spokesman, again don't played the reports over tensions between the 2 countries stating the senate and yeah, one fight and could have questions, but they agree on one big thing which is avoiding and allowed or divided ministration. quite frankly, seemed off caught off guard by the strike. we were told that the president didn't find out about it until plains were already in the air. when the secretary of defense defense landed at at andrews, he seemed to distance himself from the strikes of us was not involved in the operation. and before that, the us thought that there had been buying from prime minister netanyahu as to a cease fire with his ball. but then ultimately he was not on on board. how strange our relations between president biden and prime minister netanyahu. these are 2 guys have known each other, 40 years, jake and they're, they have never and i suspect they will never agree on every single aspect of a foreign policy in what we